What beach is this? (West of Esperance)

Appear to be tracks all along the length of the beach, so well trafficked.
It is also possible to drive along the beach NW from Cape LeGrand beyond the boundary of the Park, but I don't know about camping.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Russell - It does appear to be an un-named beach, backed by dunes along a fair bit of its length.
It's adjacent to Lake Mortijinup, which is a Nature Reserve - but that un-named beach is not included in that Reserve.
Neither is the un-named beach included in Stokes National Park.

However - there are restrictions on camping there - the W.A. camping rules that state that no camping is allowed outside designated (Shire Council or DBCA controlled) camping areas, and caravan parks, anywhere in W.A.

You are allowed to camp on freehold property for up to 3 days with the landowners permission.
The beach is not freehold property, it is "unallocated Crown Land", under the management control of the Shire of Esperance.

Visit Esperance - Bush Camping

You can apply to camp outside designated camping areas and caravan parks, but that entails a detailed application with many questions being asked, and involves an application fee of $105!

This application is essentially designed to allow contractors and workers and visitors, to obtain formal approval for camping on properties that are not campsites or caravan parks.

Application for approval to camp - W.A.

This doesn't stop many people from pitching camp in nice, seemingly isolated spots - but be aware that rangers do patrol for illegal camping, even though Esperance is pretty laid-back as regards 4WD recreation.

So you can camp and run the risk of being caught and fined - or you can camp in a designated DBCA or Esperance Shire-controlled campsite.

Also, be aware that that beach is well-exposed to strong (and cold - even in mid-Summer) Southerly winds, straight off the Southern Ocean.
To add to that, the vegetation is low (scrubland and low mallees) and offers little protection from strong, cold winds.

And finally, there appears to be no facilities of any kind along that entire section of coast.
That'd be a proper "rough bush camping spot", IMO.

Note also, that dogs are not welcome in W.A. National Parks, and fox baits have been laid in many areas of these parks, and even adjoining areas.

Cheers, Ron.

EOTopo shows a track named Roses Beach East Track at the eastern end leading to the beach, which suggests the beach might be named Roses Beach. That might help if you're making enquiries.

I have no information on camping, sorry.

From the looks of the pics, and isolation, I wouldn't like take a Rav4 anywhere near that part of the coast, especiallu if a driver had little beach experience (not sure if this is the case).

It's a long way east, but similar in looks for dunes access etc from the link pics above.
We drove the fairly popular Bilbunya Dunes beach side track some 40km from the east end to the Israelite Bay track in June / July.

It was by no means as angled or soft as the Coorong and SE beaches of SA can get, but it certainly was enough to make the vehicles work very hard pushing through.
And yes we'd aired down to a decent 12psi, had to keep up around 70 to float a bit, but still you had to slow at times to work up a beach again, or avoid seaweed / debris line on the beach.

It chewed up fuel pretty good.

Beautiful beaches and sand in WA though :)

Soooo.... it doesn't look like we'll be going there anytime soon....

Thanks very much all, for the responses and help. I'll keep looking for a better spot.